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The gazette (1978-05-24)

Publication date: 1978-05-24

Topics: Gazette [St. Albert, Alta. : 1974]

Publisher: W.E.J. Printing & Publishing Ltd.

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 169.4M

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- Nominations close next Wednesday

- City will work for LRT Option

- Bakker wants Genstar-bypass tape studied

- Learning from the experienced

- City budgets for 10.68 million

- School boards get tax help under Bill 24

- MYSTERY RIDER?

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- St. Albert Billboard

- New policy on annexations

- Tanks a Lot!

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- Horse Show at Namao biggest ever

- GEE MOM!

- Saints open season Tuesday

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- Lawnmower Slalom

- Around Town

- Two bright spots to watch for

- Library logo design chosen

- Local book service lands an exclusive!

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- Swamp Transformed

- Kinsmen get $4,600 grant for hockey

- $2,000 to Share Lent

- Protect your child!

- Youville Auxiliary elects executive

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- Goodies galore at Legion tea!

- Donations appreciated

- Seniors lodge and units ready to go...

- Handicapped people please note

- Breathalyzer test

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- Senior citizen's housing - another setback - A dream destroyed

- Finally : a solution to the dog dilemma

- Dogs harass gardener

- Impressions of St. Albert

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- Air Cadets in Review

- Local family receives honours

- JUBILEE TRIBUTE

- TOPS group formed here

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- Senior Citizens News

- NEW WITH THE OLD

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- Local News

- COVERED POOL BY MID- JULY

- Community Services

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- Soil scientists meet at U of A.

- SWEET REVENGE?

- Second solicitor joins ASTA

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- Planning seminar scheduled

- Lions Park Sunbathing

- Seniors get grant for further education

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- Workshop planned on writing for children

- Anthropology chairman appointed

- Poultry building given go ahead!

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- Local talent galore at Students' Fair

- FAIR OPPORTUNITY!

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- BANDSTAND

- CONTROL ROOM

- Recording studio sets up in Sturgeon

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- Opera guild looking for local patrons

- Former resident has poems published

- Gallery offers guided tours

- Chuck Mangione's latest hit jazz album

- UPTOWN

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- Art for tots during Games

- Sunday concert

- The second version of "Rocky"

- Northern Light sends in the clowns

- "Sleuth" mystery a welcome change

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- Books for the young

- At the library : program shows route to personal freedom

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- Hire a student

- William D. Cuts Junior High School

- Criminal records

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- OVER THE HURDLE

- U of A researchers study electronic pain killer

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- Voice of V.J. Maloney

- Busy Bees enroll

- High Jump

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- Home of the Week

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- Leader of the Pack

- Parsonally Speaking

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- Nursing aides change name

- A REAL TAIL-BREAKER

- SPRING GARDENING

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- Territorial Juniors second best in league tourney

- S-T-R-I-K-E T-H-R-E-E

- Juniors make excellent showing

- Tight race in Sturgeon Men's Fastball League

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- A trophy a year

- Self confidence is goal in outdoors camp

- IMPROVING

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- Taking one on the nose

- Boxers end season on winning note

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- SAMBA Bat Time Stories

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- The Red Rooster Canadian Nationals start tomorrow

- DUFFER

- "Sturgeon swingers"

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- Barrhead Broncos undefeated in NCABL play

- ALMOST....But not Quite

- Games athletic trials approaching

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- FINE FORM

- Midgets humble dads

- Rockets coming on

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- "VEILED" THREAT

- Willowbrook Saints Midgets' can't get past the dugout

- St. Albert Gymnastic Club

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- NAMAO AIR SHOW

- Redwater - join in the parade!

- Armed robbery

- Gibbons zoning bylaws get first reading

- $2 million industrial park to benefit Morinville

- Provincial 4H selections held last week

- CANADIAN FORCES DAY

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- Country sewage to be surveyed

- Beef import controls "overly cautious"

- Namao News

- MOTHER'S DAY CONTEST

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- Sturgeon Regional Rec Council

- Sturgeon Air Cadets

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- Alcomdale News

- Seniors Notes

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- It's been 'pitched-in' and pitched out

- Georges P. Vanier News

- Morinville Memos

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- The forsaken village

- Senior housing needs surveyed

- Bon Accord News

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- Gibbons News

- Bon Accord Village Council News

- Horse Hill News

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- Billboard

- Redwater swimming pool prepares for summer

- Redwater Social Notes

- Library stages Punch and Judy

- Redwater Market to feature antiques

- Down at the old swimming hole

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Notes

Began with Vol. 15, No. 12 (March 20th, 1974); ceased in 1989? -- Not published: Jan. 1 & July 2, 1975; July 18, 1979; and: last week of each Dec. for 1974- -- Vol. 16, no. 26 and vol. 20, no. 29 each skipped in numbering. -- Appears to have merged with: Gazette (Morinville, Alta.), to form: St. Albert & Morinville gazette. -- Thank you to the St. Albert Gazette, the St. Albert Community Foundation, and the St. Albert Public Library for their generous contributions of funding for the digitization of this newspaper for the Peel's Prairie Province's website; to the St. Albert Gazette for providing issues in print, and to the Musée Héritage Museum and the St. Albert Public Library for providing microfilmed copies of the newspaper.